Shattuck testifies in Bolduc case denies involvement
Mrs. Jennie F. Shattuck, defending herself in the Superior Criminal Court, contradicts statements by Mrs. Annie Reed and Miss Mary O Neil about transporting Marie Alma Bolduc to Shattuck’s Woodlawn Street home. She says Dr. Ferguson and Reed brought the girl. Ferguson was present at death and paid for board.
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Jennie F. Shattuck
Marie Alma Bolduc
Manchester
N. H
Superior Criminal Court
Annie W. Reed
Mary O'Neil
Bolduc
Marie Bolduc
Courage at Brockton toe operation headlines grit
E A Emery worker at Brockton Stay Company crushed toe by a 650 pound weight. He read a newspaper during surgery as doctors removed the toe and he recovered enough to remark about his spoiled new shoes. He rode home in a carriage after the operation.
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Brockton
Brockton Hospital
E. A. Emery
Emery
Brockton Stay Company
Taber Avenue
Darrow Indicted in McNamara Bribery Probe
Los Angeles January 29 Clarence S Darrow union labor attorney was indicted by the county grand jury on two indictments and four counts alleging bribery and attempted corruption of jurors in the McNamara dynamite case. The charges include Bribery of Robert Bain the first juror and Bribery of George N Lockwood a veniceman summoned for the trial.
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Los Angeles
Clarence S. Darrow
McNamara
Darrow
Robert Bain
James B. McNamara
San Quentin
George N. Lockwood
Darrow Faces Indictments in Dynamite Case Charge
Detective Bert Franklin is accused of passing a bribe in a related case. Franklin’s trial is set for February 27. Clarence Darrow faces multiple counts with a maximum potential sentence of 80 years and up to $10,000 in fines. Bail set at $20,000. Darrow and associates arrive for arraignment as the grand jury continues.
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Bert Franklin
Bain
Lockwood
Franklin
Darrow
McNamaras
Superior Court
Earl Rogers
Times
Bryce
James B. McNamara
Schmidt
Caplan
C. F. McNutt
Indiana Superior Bench
MacNamaras
LeCompte Davis
N. P. Conrey
George H. Hutton
Conrey
Davis
Young
Ford
Banquet Drill and Lecture for Baden-Powell Visit in Boston
Gen Baden-Powell will visit Boston Thursday with a banquet drill and lecture at the Old South building and Boston City Club. Frank L. Locke will act as master of ceremonies as sea scouting signaling first aid and speed contests are demonstrated with national council members expected in attendance.
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Frank IL. Locke
Boston Council
National Council
James FE. West
New York
Frank L. Locke
Joseph Lee
Harold Peabody
Arthur A. Carey
Frank Lincoln Masseck
Mitchell Freiman
Arthur Adams
Baden-Powell Visit Highlights Boston Scout Events
Three day events feature a Boston Latin School drill hall demonstration from 8 to 5 p m and a full dress City Club banquet from 6 to 8 p m. General Baden-Powell will speak at Tremont Temple at 8:15 p m and speak in New York Carnegie Hall February 2 and 3. Over 3000 uniformed Boy Scouts from New England attend with 250 scout masters.
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New England
Boy Scouts
Old South
Boston City
Boston
Sir Robert Baden- Powell
Boy Scout Movement
Boston Latin School
City Club
Baden-Powell
Tremont Temple
Greater Boston
South Station
New York
Boston City Club
Carnegie Hall
Eugene N. Foss
John F. Fitzgerald
Luce
Kienry Russell
Boston Opera House
FE. Leroy Sweetser
Dewitt Coffman
Charlestown Navy Yard
Frank E. Cutting
Adam Slacker
William S. Pepperill
Old Guard
Everett C. Benton
The
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
John J. Sullivan
Frank Jewell
Fort Banks
Frederick FE. Pierce
T. D. Hopkins
Guard of Honour
James G. White
Philip Reade
FE. Muldowney
Naval Veterans of
Stephen O'Meara
Embury P. Clark
William A. Pew, Jr
Franklin L. Joy
A. P. Cushing
Bolivia
Panama
Mexico
Alfred C. Garsia
Guatemala
Frederick P. Leay
Gordon T. Maclean
J. C. J. Flamantle
Joseph A. Conry
Charles F. Ropes
Daniel M. Goodridge
Naval Brigade
M V.M
W. Young Cole
David F. Tilly
Navy Yard
Baden- Powell
First Corps
Becon Street
Curious Features in News of the Day
A Duluth report notes Lake Superior may freeze over its entire area for the first time in white memory as February nears known as the ice making month. It contrasts with a Swedish club appeal proposing wives for men in the United States and a Peabody group of 12 girls denounces foreign marriages.
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Duluth
Lake Superior
Superior
Stockholm
Sweden
Peabody
Turkey Trot Dance Sends Man to Prison
Walter S. Sweeney, resort proprietor on Thirty first street, was sent to Blackwell's Island for six months after conviction for running a dance hall without a license. The sentence followed exposure of the "Turkey Trot" and the "Grizzly Bear" in his establishment in New York.
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New York
Walter S. Sweeney
Thirtyfirst Street
Blackwell's Island
Era of the $1000 Cow Starts, Says Connecticut President
Hartford reports President E C Davis of Norwich opened the Connecticut dairymen convention. He cited drought hurting last season and urged clover and alfalfa cultivation. Professor Cooley of Amherst noted talks shift to a $1900 cow and said it will be worth it.
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Hartford
Conn
E. C. Davis
Norwich
Connecticut
Cooley
Amherst
Mass
Urges Spinsters to Get Chance in Cincinnati Movement
Henry Andre of Cincinnati launched a movement to recognize spinsters, prompted by criticism and nationwide responses. He hints at a bachelor girls home if enough interest exists, arguing many spinsters earn their living in the city and could benefit from such an investment. He notes the female’s harder task and longer row to hoe.
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Cincinnati
Henry Andre
Kipling
Girl Tries to Enlist in Army Under Male Identity
Gladys Glendenning of Ishpeming Michigan disguised as Charles Johnstone visits Cheyenne Army recruiting station. After initial paperwork she balks at a physical, confesses she is a girl and leaves to pursue a nurse position in San Francisco to be near her artilleryman sweetheart at Presidio.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Gladys Glendenning
Ishpeming
Mich
United States Army
Charles Johnstone
Presidio
Cal
San Francisco
Woman of 86 Shares Keys to Staying Young in Chicago
Mrs. Rosa Putnam Fife at 86 years old offers five simple commandments to stay young and active. Now president of the James A. Sexton circle of the Ladies of the G. A. R. urges avoiding unpleasant topics, seeking cheerful talk, courting youth, not admitting age, and getting fresh air and exercise.
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Chicago
Rosa Putnam Fife
James A. Sexton
Circle of the Ladies of the
Kansas Women Urge Matched Wives At Home
A Kansas message urges Kansas men to wed local women as a matter of state pride and to look to the girls at home for wives. The call, made in Peabody on January 29, promotes marrying within the state and supporting local families.
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Kansas
Peabody, Kas
Boy Fires A College In Revenge At Holy Cross
In Farnham Quebec the Holy Cross College fire was investigated by High Constable Boisvert. Three student suspects were arrested, including J P Marchand 11 of Montreal who allegedly confessed. Accomplices Eugene Bernard 15 of Albany New York and William Henry 14 of Southbridge Massachusetts
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Farnham
Quc
Boisvert
Holy Cross College
J. P. Marchand
Montreal
Marchand
Eugene Bernard
Albany
N. Y
William Henry
Southbridge
Mass
Congregational Club Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Boston Congregational Club held its annual meeting at Ford Hall last evening electing Henry T. Richardson as president Clarence A. Vincent D D as first vice president Fred I Norton as second vice president Thomas Weston Jr as secretary William H Blood as treasurer William J Mandell as auditor and Stephen A Norton as biographer.
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Boston Congregational Club
Ford Hall
Henry T. Richardson
Clarence A. Vincent
D. D
Fred I. Norton
Thomas Wston, Jr
William H. Blood
William J. Mandell
Stephen A. Norton
Danderine Promises Lustrous Hair With Its Dandruff Cure
Advert says Knowlton's Danderine will double hair beauty after one application. It claims to dissolve dandruff, stop itching, and prevent hair loss, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle at drug stores or toilet counters for noticeable results.
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Knowlton
Knowiton
Fire Rout Destruction at College Sparks Escape
A fire at 6:30 this morning destroyed the college building, causing an estimated loss of 125000. All 150 students escaped safely with several narrowly escaping injury. The institution was run by the Erothers of the Congregation of the Holy Cross. Allegations point to revenge for vacation denial as motive. Young Marchand reportedly said plans existed to destroy the institute last night by oil on stairs. They found the rector vigilant and postponed incindiary acts. This morning the boys reportedly planned another fire after obtaining leave and piling paper in the lavatory to start flames.
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Congregation of the Holy Cross
Marchand
Fire at College Building Reveals Alleged Arson Attempts
Interior of a college building burned before help could arrive. Investigators traced two arson attempts on Dec 4 and Jan 2. A student allegedly warned a friend the college would be destroyed on Jan 25, but his brother intercepted the letter and alerted the parents who removed him.
Duke of Fife Dies in Egypt at Assuan
The Duke of Fife died at 6 p.m. in Assuan Upper Egypt after suffering hleurisy and congestion. Born November 10, 1849, he became sixth Earl of Fife in 1879 and was created duke on marriage to Princess Louise Victoria Alexandra Dagmar, Princess Royal in 1889. He served as Liberal MP 1874–1879 and held roles in banking and the British South Africa Company. He leaves two daughters.
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Duke of Fife
Assuan
Upper Egypt
King Edward
Louise Victoria Alexandra Dagmar
Princess Royal
Earl of Fife
Duke
Eton
London
Sir Samuel Scott & Co
British South Africa Company
Aberdeen
Banff
Women Physicians Urged in Schools and Milk Bills Tied
Dr Evangeline W Young urged placing school physicians under the school committee at a Boston Equal Suffrage Association luncheon. Speakers discussed housing rules and milk inspection bills extending Board of Health oversight to private alleys and out of state dairies.
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Evangeline W. Young
Boston Equal Suffrage Association
Twentieth Century Club
T. J. Bowlker
Women's Municipal League
Board of Health
Edward T. Hartmar
Massachusetts Civic League
Myron B. Pierce
Rich Woman's New Proteges
Newport January 29 Mrs French Vanderbilt has taken two proteges under her personal care joining her circle of beneficiaries and companions.
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Newport
R. I
Widow of brakeman Harold Kingman Receives Aid
Kingman widow gave birth to a son the hour her husband was killed on a freight car. Barely 18, she faced the world penniless after a year of marriage. Mrs. Vanderbilt learned of the case from train hands and took direct steps to help, visiting the home and ensuring ongoing care.
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Vanderbilt
Lecture Postponed by Mme Georgette Leblanc
The lecture announced for tomorrow afternoon in Jordan Hall has been postponed to Friday afternoon.
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Mme. Georgette Leblanc Maeterlineck
Jordan Hall
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St. Augustine’s Church
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